


You're the Oldest

by Sapphire_Tornado



Series: Hobbit Kink Meme Fills [1]
Category: The Hobbit (2012)
Genre: Angst with a Happy Ending, Gen, Neglect, New Sibling, Sad Fíli
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2013-01-26
Updated: 2013-01-28
Packaged: 2017-11-27 01:13:24
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Chapters: 3
Words: 4,984
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/656387
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/Sapphire_Tornado/pseuds/Sapphire_Tornado
Summary: <blockquote class="userstuff">
              <p>Kili was recently born and Dis and Thorin have little time for Fili. Worst part is they forgot poor Fili's birthday.</p>
            </blockquote>





	1. Happy Birthday to Me

**Author's Note:**

> A fill for a prompt over on Hobbit Kink Meme that got a little out of control.  
> Original prompt: http://hobbit-kink.livejournal.com/3393.html?thread=5992257#t5992257

“Being the oldest comes with responsibility,” Dis told Fili for the hundredth time in the last few months. 

Fili nodded at his mother. The tired dwarf woman was trying to sooth the screaming three month old in her arms. Fili turned and pulled a chair over to the cabinets to get himself a cup. He knew that Kili was a fussy baby and that his mother was struggling to raise them both alone, but he had just wanted her to get him a cup for juice.

“You’re the oldest,” he scolded himself. It wasn’t that he didn’t love Kili, because he did. His brother was just always crying, screaming or whimpering. His mother was giving all her attention to the baby, and even Uncle Thorin didn’t spend as much time with him anymore.

Uncle Thorin had promised to help their mother raise them since Father was gone. He was keeping his promise too, but he was only there for a couple hours every night and he spent all of his time with Kili while Dis tried to get some sleep. Fili tried not to be jealous of all the attention that the baby got but sometimes he wanted someone to notice him.

That didn’t matter though because tomorrow would be Fili’s day, he was turning six. He was excited to have his mother make his favorite foods. Actually, he was just excited that he didn’t have to feed himself. The little boy poured himself some juice, succeeding in getting most of the juice in the cup.

“Fili!” his mother scolded, “Oh you’ve made a mess.” The woman looked close to tears.

“I’m sorry. I’ll clean it up.” Fili said dejectedly. He had done what she’d asked; he was taking responsibility for himself.

“Why don’t you go play outside after,” his mother said softly. She placed a kiss on the top of his head “I’m sorry baby, I’m just so stressed out.” 

Fili nodded and began to wipe up the spilt juice. Initially he’d been glad to be treated more like a grownup but now he wished that his mother would just take him into her arms and rock him like she used to. After the juice was cleaned up Fili drank the glass he had poured himself and went out to play.

It was a nice day and many dwarf children were playing. Fili tried not to feel hurt when he noticed all of the other children had at least one parent watching over them.

“Fili!” The blonde turned to see a group of his friends playing under the trees. Ori waved him over to join them. Fili smiled and ran over to play with his friends. 

The group of dwarf children played until it got dark and parents started to collect their children. Ori was the last to leave with his older brothers. “Have a good birthday.” Ori hugged him before taking both his brothers’ hands in his own. Fili’s eyes stung with tears, was that really the first hug he’d had in days? The little dwarf shook it off and walked home.

By the time Fili had made it home it was nearing dinnertime. The little boy’s stomach gurgled as if to remind him that he hadn’t eaten much more than a sandwich today. He quietly open the door so he wouldn’t wake Kili up if the baby was finally asleep.

“Oh, Fili?” Fili smiled brightly at his uncle. “I thought you were up in your room.” The older man said walking back into the kitchen where he was heating up some broth. “Can you make yourself dinner tonight? Your mom’s not feeling to well and there wasn’t much broth left.”

Fili just nodded. He stood in the doorway to the kitchen, while his uncle poured the little bit of broth into a bowl for his mother. Once his uncle was gone Fili climbed the stairs and went to bed, he wasn’t hungry anymore.

\----

The next day Fili woke later than usual, but he woke with a renewed energy. Today he was six, it was his special day and Kili couldn’t take that from him. He would get his presents from Mama and Uncle Thorin and then tonight he would get all of his favorite foods for dinner.

Fili dressed quickly into his favorite outfit and raced downstairs. He found his mother rocking his brother in the living room. “Morning Fili” she said tiredly

“How are you Mama?” he asked softly.

“A lot better.” She reached out and stroked his hair with her free hand. “Thank you.” Kili began to squirm at the movement and he let out a resounding wail. Dis looked at the ceiling and started to rock Kili again. “Fili, sweetheart maybe you should go spend the day a Balin’s.” 

Fili perked up and nodded. She must have been planning a surprise for him. Fili scurried out the door and over to Balin’s so that she would have more time.

The now six year old knocked at Balin’s door excitedly. As the door opened Fili was overwhelmed with the smells of breakfast food. “Well if it isn't our birthday prince.” Fili smiled as he was picked up by Dwalin and placed on his shoulders. 

“What brings you here today Fili?” Balin asked from his place in front of the stove

“Mama said that I should spend the day here. I think she planning a surprise for me.” Fili said with all the innocence of a child. He completely missed the look that Dwalin and Balin shared. 

“That’s wonderful,” Balin said “How is your Mama?” 

“Okay, Uncle Thorin says she tired. Kili doesn’t like to sleep or be quiet.” Fili said looking at his boots. He felt bad for talking badly about his baby brother. 

Balin looked at the little dwarf carefully and placed a plate of food in front of the princeling before feeding himself. The group ate in mostly silence, only talking to ask the occasional question. 

“When was the last time you ate?” Dwalin asked with a laugh as the princeling shoveled food into his mouth

“Lunch yesterday” Fili said taking another bite of his eggs

“What did your Mama make you?” Balin asked 

“Nothing,” the boy said sadly “I made a sandwich with some leftovers.”

Balin and Dwalin exchanged another worried glance. “Why don’t you go play with some of my wooden swords laddie?” Dwalin suggested. Fili jumped at the chance and ran to find them.

“She’s making him feed himself! He’s still a baby!” Dwalin raged, “Thorin said that they didn’t need help.”

“Maybe they didn’t, but when was the last time we saw Thorin?” Balin asked calmly. 

Dwalin tried to think of when he’d last seen Thorin. “It’s been a couple of weeks. Should I find him? It’s not fair to poor Fili.”

“I don’t think you’d be able find him, he’s probably out working. And that man is too proud to ask for help or to accept it.” Balin said “But that baby must be a handful if she’s having Fili make himself food.” 

Dwalin nodded. “Do you think that Dis has a surprise for the boy?” he asked his older brother

“I hope so,” Balin said softly as Fili ran back into the kitchen

“Come play with me Mr. Dwalin!” Fili said trying to drag the larger dwarf with him.

The rest of the day was filled with games, stories and lots of treats made by Balin personally. Overall Fili had a pretty good day and it was only going to get better when he went home, or that’s what he thought.

Fili walked in the house quietly again, but it was much louder than yesterday. Kili was screaming, his mother was singing to him and his uncle was cleaning up what looked like milk. There was nothing cooking, there were no presents and nobody even acknowledged him.

Fili closed his eyes tightly and tried to will away the tears. “Fili don’t just stand there! Help your mother!” his uncle said harshly 

Fili climb onto the nearest chair and took his brother into his arms. His mother ran to get some more cloths to clean up with. Fili looked at his brother’s too red face and stroked his cheek. “It’s not your fault,” he whispered at the baby. Kili’s crying calmed and he smiled at his brother as if to apologize.

After everything was cleaned up Thorin turned to Fili and asked “Do you want some broth for dinner or maybe a sandwich?” 

“No thank you,” Fili whispered “I’m not hungry.”

“Are you alright?” Dis asked without looking up from Kili

“I just don’t feel good.” Fili said. It was true his heart hurt, his eyes stung and his stomach was in knots. 

“Why don’t you go to bed then?” his mother says softly

Fili climbed the stairs with his arms wrapped around himself as if he could hug his own pain away. In his room he found a piece of blank paper and his colored ink. In the best handwriting he could muster he wrote “Happy Birthday to me.”

The little dwarf climbed into his bed and clutched his piece of paper to his chest as he cried himself into a fitful sleep. That was until his mother came upstairs to say goodnight to him. 

Just as she was moving towards him thunder rumbled and Kili began to shriek in the next room over. Fili cringed when he her his mother sob. “I can’t do this, I can’t raise two boys alone.” She whispered loudly enough for Fili to hear.

Fili cried himself back to sleep for a little while.

It was close to midnight when Fili woke again. His mother’s words echoed in his head. He got up and walked to his mother’s room to find her curled around Kili. Now it made sense to the blond child, his mother didn’t want him.

Fili ran back to his room and put some clothes in a bag before pulling on his boots. If she didn’t want him then he wouldn't make her keep him. Fili walked down the stairs and out the door into the pouring rain.


	2. Song of Durin

Fili sniffled as he walked through the pouring rain. He didn’t know where to go or who to turn to, but he knew that he couldn’t stay outside much longer. He began to shiver violently when he came to a very familiar house.

Fili knocked and heard a familiar voice. “Who is it at this hour? Nori if this is one of you’re gambling buddies I’m going to be very upset.”

Dori opened the door and looked at the princeling in shock. “Fili” he said

“Who is it?” A stout woman with grey hair and a thick beard asked as she moved into the hallway. She stared at the little boy standing in her doorway for a few seconds in total shock. Then she sprung into action. “Dori get some towels and blankets, Nori get some of Ori’s clothes.”

The dwarf woman pulled Fili into the house as Nori and Dori went to get the requested items. She picked Fili up and carried him into the bathroom. “I need to get you warm, so strip. Don’t be bashful I’ve seen it all. I do have three boys.”

As Fili stripped out of his wet clothes Dori came in with towels and blankets, Nori brought a set of dry clothes and their mother filled the tub with warm water. About twenty minutes after Fili had arrived he was dry, warm and held snugly in Dori’s arms.

“Mama?” a timid voice from the doorway called. The dwarf woman paused in her cleaning to look at Ori standing sleepily in the doorway.

“Oh, Ori baby, we didn’t mean to wake you.” His mother said picking her six-year-old up

“Why’s Fili here?” the dwarfling asked

“I don’t know but he was going to get sick if we let him stay in wet clothes.” His mother said.

Fili hid his face in Dori’s neck and whispered something that only Dori could hear. “Don’t say that, your mama loves you.” Dori said rubbing the princelings back.

The older dwarves shared a sad look, they knew Dis was having a hard time with single parenthood but they didn’t know it was this bad. “Can I stay here Miss Ori’s Mom?” Fili asked timidly

“Of course and call me Brira” the woman said putting Ori back on the ground. Brira took Fili from her eldest son. With the princeling on one hip, she took her youngest son’s hand and walked them to Ori’s bedroom. “Can Fili share your bed tonight?” she asked her son.

“Of course” Ori said as he climbed into bed.

Brira placed Fili next to Ori and tucked the boys in tightly. “Good night baby” she said as she kissed Ori’s head. “Good night and happy birthday Fili” Brira said kissing Fili’s head

Brira walked into her older sons as she came out of Ori’s room. “It’s so sad Mom, he thinks that she doesn’t love him.” Dori said

“Well, tomorrow you two will go talk to Dis and Thorin. If Fili has to stay here a few more days I don't mind. Kili must be a handful to make it so hard on those two.” Brira said with a sigh. She bid her sons goodnight and they all went to their bedrooms.

In Ori’s bedroom Fili’s quite crying was making Ori upset. “Fili? What’s wrong?” The older boy asked

Fili turned and wrapped his arms around his friend’s neck. “My mama doesn’t love me anymore.” He sobbed. “My Uncle Thorin doesn’t care anymore either. They both forgot my birthday and my mama doesn’t pay attention to me anymore. She’ll be happier with Kili.” Ori wrapped his arms around his crying friend.

Ori sat up and took Fili’s hand “Come with me.” Ori pulled the younger dwarf behind him and into another room. “Mama,” he called “We can’t sleep.”

“Come here” the woman said sitting up slightly. She settled Ori into her right side and Fili into her left. “Do you boys want me to sing you something?” she asked with eyes half open.

The boys nodded tiredly. They curled tighter into Brira as she started to sing.  
 _“The world was young, the mountains green,_  
 _No stain yet on the Moon was seen,_  
 _No words were laid on stream or stone_  
 _When Durin woke and walked alone._  
 _He named the nameless hills and dells;_  
 _He drank from yet untasted wells;_  
 _He stooped and looked in Mirrormere,_  
 _And saw a crown of stars appear,_  
 _As gems upon a silver thread,_  
 _Above the shadows of his head.”_

Brira finished the first verse after the boys had fallen asleep and she followed soon after.

\----

The next morning Ori and Fili woke in Brira’s bed, the smell of breakfast wafted in. Ori dragged the younger boy out to the kitchen. Breakfast was set out on the table and Dori told the boys to dig in.

“So Mama, can I take Fili to get a birthday present today?” Ori asked through bites of eggs and sausage.

The older dwarves looked at each other and Nori dug into his pocket. “Here, some money” he said handing it to his little brother. Brira and Dori smiled at him; at least he wouldn’t be gambling tonight.

“I’ll take you out after breakfast” Brira said digging into her own food

“Thank you” Fili said looking at his food

Dori finished his breakfast and excused himself to run some quick errands, Nori followed shortly after. The younger boys and Brira took their time eating. The boys talked and laughed, it warmed Brira’s heart to see a little happiness back in the princeling’s eyes.

After they had finished eating Brira sent the boys to change. Ori lent the other boy some more clothes since his were still drying from the night before. While they got dressed she cleaned the dishes and wondered how Dis and Thorin were taking the news.

\----

Dori walked into the forge and looked for his King-in-Exile. “Thorin” he called when he saw the dwarf he was looking for.

“Dori now’s not a good time.” Thorin said stepping back from the sword he was working on.

“I understand but this is about your nephew” Dori insisted

“What? Is something wrong with Kili?” Thorin asked worriedly

“It’s not about Kili” Dori said.

“Fili’s fine, he’s been such a big help to his mother lately.” Thorin said turning back to the sword he was working on. “Now I really need to get back to work. If something’s really wrong with Fili then Dis should be around to handle it.” Thorin turned to look at Dori again “Kili is such a handful lately. I know Fili must feel a little left out but we’ll spend a special day with him on his birthday.”

“But-” Dori started before he was cut off

“I really need to get back to work,” Thorin said definitively ending the conversation

Dori only hoped that Nori had better luck with Dis.

\----

Nori found Dis by following the screaming through the marketplace. He came up next to her as she walked through the market, bouncing Kili gently.

“Not now Nori” Dis said trying to sooth her screaming infant

“But this is important” Nori said, “It’s about Fili”

“He’s out today,” Dis said sharply

“I know, but he-” Nori was cut off midsentence

“I really need to get to this appointment. Fili can stay out until he’s ready to come home.” Dis said shoving past the younger dwarf and into the clinic.

“Fine” Nori called out in annoyance. How could she ignore her child like that? It’s no wonder Fili felt unloved.

\----

Brira walked through the marketplace with the two six year olds in her care. Fili was looking something that he wanted and Ori was trying to help.

“Look beads” Fili said looking at the stand. Ori came and looked at the beads with him.

“Look at those” Ori said pointing out a set of beads with a single mountain on each.

“Can I get those Ms. Brira?” Fili asked

“I don’t know, how much are they?” she asked the merchant

The man looked over at the young boys and said “What are you willing to pay?”

Ori pulled out the money Nori gave him. “Is this enough?” he asked handing the money to the man.

“That’s perfect,” the man said handing the boys the set of three beads.

“Thank you” the boys said running off.

“How much are they really?” Brira asked the other dwarf

“Twice what they had, but for the heir of Durin’s line I can spare some profit.” The man said

“Thank you” Brira said following the boys.

In pursuit of the younger boys Brira ran into her older sons. “Thorin didn’t seem to care as long as Kili wasn’t dying” Dori told his mother

“And Dis said Fili can stay until he’s ready to come home.” Nori reported

“I guess Fili can stay for a few days then.” Brira said “I’ll let Dis get settled in with Kili a little more and then we’ll take Fili home.”

“Fili!” What do you want for dinner sweetheart?” Dis called to the boys. Fili looked up from where Ori was braiding the beads into his hair and smiled happily at her.

“Stew please” he called. Ori pushed Fili’s head down again and finished the last of the braids

\----

It wasn’t until the next night that Thorin and Dis noticed something was amiss with Fili.

“Where is that boy?” Thorin asked his sister

“I think he’s in his room.” Dis said trying to calm Kili “I haven’t really had a chance to spend time with him in a little while.”

“Me either,” Thorin admitted, “Whenever I’m over you and Kili require my full attention. I guess I just thought he could take care of himself. But we’ll have Dwalin and Balin watch Kili when Fili’s birthday comes and we’ll have a special day with him right?”

“Yeah” Dis said tiredly trying to calm the baby still. “Kili what’s wrong?”

“I’m going to go see Fili. He must be upset with us.” Thorin said climbing the stairs

“Please don’t make Mommy cry again.” Dis said to Kili. He gradually began to quiet down until Thorin screamed for Dis from upstairs.

“He’s not here! He’s not here!” Thorin yelled as he hopped down the stairs. “His room looks like nobody’s been there in a couple days. And I found this.” He handed Dis the paper that said “Happy birthday to me”

“No” Dis said trying to quiet Kili again

“We forgot his birthday and I think that he ran away.” Thorin said in a slight panic "When did you last see him?"

"I don't... the night that Kili got sick in the front hallway." Dis said her eye widening "Oh no, that was his birthday."

"Wait, that was two nights ago." Thorin said looking at his sister

He and Dis exchanged panicked looks and ran out the door calling for Fili. Kili’s cries rang in the night as if to declare his displeasure at being jostled in his mother's arms as she ran, or as if to call out to his lost big brother.

**Notes for the Chapter:**

> The lullaby that Brira sings is called the Song of Durin.


	3. How Could We?

Four houses and a very helpful bum later Dis and Thorin arrived at Brira’s house. “I can’t believe that I ignored Nori when he was trying to tell me about Fili.” Dis said dejectedly. She stroked her sleeping baby’s cheek.

“Don’t feel too bad, I ignored Dori when he came to me about Fili as well.” Thorin said knocking on the front door.

There was a small commotion before the door opened. Dis and Thorin heard someone muttering. “Again? Really?”

“At least it’s earlier this time” Another voice called to the first.

Thorin and Dis waited until Dori had opened the door. The younger dwarf looked at the disheveled siblings and moved aside to let them in. “Finally came to get him?” he asked kindly

When the pair looked at their feet Nori jumped in with his own question. “Or did you not know he was gone?” Thorin glared at the younger dwarf and wrapped his crying sister in his arms. “Oh, I was right?” Nori said bitterly

Dori hit his brother and said, “Our mother is putting Ori and Fili to bed right now.” He moved toward the hallway and pointed to the first room on the left. “That’s his room, but I wait until you’ve talk to Mom before taking him out. I mean just for now.” 

Dis handed Kili to Thorin and walked towards Ori’s room. From the doorway she could see Brira sitting on the bed with a boy on each leg as she read them a story. The candle lit the book just enough to see the words and the pictures. Dis hid in the shadows of the doorway, unnoticed by the occupants of the room, and watched.

“‘Ysaenoic! Ysaenoic! Let down your great beard!’ cried the prince. The princess threw her great beard through the window and the prince began to climb.” Brira read to the sleepy boys curled against her.

Dis cried silently as she watched the older woman reading to the six year olds. She felt so guilty, how could she have neglected her own child? Here, in Brira’s arms, he looked so content. She hadn’t seen him look so peaceful in a long while. 

Dis jumped as Brira finished the story with “And they lived happily ever after.” She watched as the older mother lifted the boys and tucked them under the blankets. Brira kissed each one and wished them sweet dreams. 

As soon as Brira turned to the doorway she noticed Dis, but the other woman was too distracted by how her son curled into his friends arms to notice. She didn’t realize that the older dwarf was upon her until Brira placed a hand on her arm and closed the bedroom door.

“Come along now” Brira said guiding Dis back to the kitchen

Brira settled the mother into a chair at the kitchen table next to her brother. Her sons came to sit on either side of her across the table. “We need to talk about this.” Brira said calmly “I understand that your baby is more than a handful, but Fili is still a baby himself and he needs to be cared for.”

“I know. I’m so sorry.” Dis cried, “Kili just takes so much work and Fili is able to handle himself pretty well.” 

“But that doesn’t mean that you can abandon him” Nori shot back angrily

“I didn’t mean to! Do you think I like the fact that I forgot my own baby’s birthday? That I didn’t notice he was missing?” Dis asked angrily

“I understand” Brira said sympathetically “Single parenthood is a hard job. My husband was always so busy when the boys were young and he vanished when I got pregnant with Ori.” 

“But you’ve had Nori and Dori to help you” Dis retorted

“Not always” Brira said getting annoyed. “And when I didn’t have them I turned to my friends, because I wasn’t too proud to ask for a little help. So you better realize that there are more important things than your pride or you will lose him for good. Just like your grandfather lost Erebor because of his gold lust and his love of that Arkenstone!” 

Thorin stood angrily and pointed at her with his free hand. “Do not disrespect Thror that way!” 

“And you’re no better!” Brira ignored Thorin’s retort. “You see your sister struggling and you don’t get her help. I know that you try to help her, but you work all day and that doesn’t help her then. You’re too proud to admit that you can’t take care of your family alone.”

Thorin sat back down; the guilt etched into his every movement. Dis cried beside him. 

Brira soften as she looked at the two very worn-out dwarves in front of her. “You need to be able to ask for help. If Kili gets to be too much, then you can ask somebody to watch him for a couple hours. You could even ask for someone to help make meals that you can just set out.” She grabbed the younger dwarves’ hands and said, “We’re here because we trust the heirs of Durin and most are willing to help you as best that they can.” 

“Thank you” Dis said “Thank you so much” The younger woman threw her arms around Brira’s neck. The older woman held the sobbing dwarf gently. 

“How can we make this up to Fili?” Thorin asked, as he maneuvered Kili into his other arm.

“I have a plan,” Dori said with a smile

\----

The next morning Ori and Fili were woken up by a far too excited Nori, who told them to get dressed in their nicest clothes. The boys eyed him suspiciously but they did as they were told. Ori braided the mountain beads into Fili’s hair again.

“Wait” Fili stopped Ori before he could put the last bead in his hair. “Let me put this one in your hair.”

“Really?” Fili nodded excitedly. Ori looked shocked but smiled and let his friend braid the bead into his hair. 

After they were dressed and their hair was done Ori and Fili ran into the kitchen. Brira had oatmeal waiting for the boys and told them to eat. After they had finished breakfast Brira told them that they had somewhere they need to be.

Fili was surprise when the walked to his house. “It’s okay” Ori said taking the other boy’s hand. 

The little boys walked in together only to hear a loud “Surprise!” Ori released Fili’s hand as he was picked up and put of Dwalin’s shoulders. The hallway was full with family and friends. Nori, Oin and Balin stood in the entrance way to the living room with Gloin and his wife Merealla. Bombur was in the kitchen with Dori. Bifur and Bofur were standing on the stairs behind Dis and Thorin.

“I’m so sorry we forgot Baby” Dis said taking Fili from Dwalin. She hugged him tightly to her chest.

“We both are,” Thorin said taking his nephew into his arms. 

Kili shrieked happily from his place in Merealla’s arms as if to apologize as well. “Is this all for me?” Fili asked weakly

“Of course,” Dis said, “I know it doesn’t make up for forgetting your birthday but I hope that it helps.”

“But you said you couldn’t raise two babies.” Fili said burying his face in his uncle’s neck

“Oh sweetie” Dis said taking her son from her brother “I was just stressed, I didn’t mean that. I love you both so much.” 

The rest of the day was a whirlwind of food, presents and good times. Fili had the best birthday ever. His mom and uncle spent the majority of the day with him, while Merealla and Gloin helped take care of, a surprisingly quiet, Kili. 

As night came and the older dwarves left, Fili asked his mother for one last thing. “Can Ori stay the night?” 

“Of course, if that’s okay with his mom?” Dis said hugging her oldest child

Brira said that it would be fine for Ori to spend the night. Fili got the two best gifts of the whole night when his mother came to tuck the boys in and placed Kili between them for a second. The first was his mother singing his uncle’s song of Erebor, which Fili hadn’t heard in months, and the second was Kili sloppily kissing his brother’s cheek before failing asleep.

Fili went to sleep that night with his best friend by his side and the knowledge that his mother and uncle would always love him, even if they sometimes got caught up in Kili. He knew that someone always loved him.

**Notes for the Chapter:**

> Thank you guys for reading. I hope that you liked it.


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